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2012/11

2012/11 – by D+C

D+C / E+Z

D+C/E+Z: Contents page of November's print edition with links to all contributions
Hans Dembowski

The seas do not belong to anybody – and they are being over-exploited
Francisco Marí

The EU’s fishing policy is undermining developmental efforts
Francisco Marí

Fish stocks are being depleted fast – and coastal communities in developing countries suffer most.
Claudia Schilling, Christine Blome

ENSA: School exchanges at eye level
Holger Thomsen

Beira, a Mozambiquan port town, is exposed to the rising sea level
Lorenz Hemicker

Operation Atalanta has not put Somali pirates out of business
Mathieu Régnier

Loosing our cool in the Arctic Ocean
Uwe Jens

The world economy needs a level playing field
Virginia Mercado

Mexico’s maritime oil treasure
Sheila Mysorekar

Report on illegal deforestation by UNEP and Interpol
Dirk Niebel

German minister wants international community to pay more attention to generating employment
Carlos Hugo Leal Tot

Civil war horrors still haunt indigenous people in Guatemala
Peter Hauff

In brief November 2012
Peter Hille

The plight of northern Mali under Islamist rule, Peter Hille
Peter Hauff

Erdogan’s authoritarian tendencies
Thilo Maack

The high seas’ environmental crisis
Sheila Mysorekar

Civil society organisations critically assess supply chains of German car manufacturers
Nina Prasch

Assessing Egypt’s President Mursi after 100 days in office
Yvonne Walter

Many governments are keen on using the South China Sea
Merle Becker

Universities in the USA criticise Washington's drone strikes in Pakistan
Alan C. Robles

Why a few rocks in the South China Sea matter a lot
Floreana Miesen

The need for social safety nets
Tetsuro Yoshida, Ikuho Miyazawa

The great challenge of defining universal Sustainable Development Goals
Raphael Mweninguwe

Nowadays: Malawi's people do not trust Malawi's police

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Why it would make sense to have internatonal safety nets

Foreign workers built prosperity

Expand sidewalks and bike lanes

If it works in Zimbabwe, it’ll work anywhere

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